NBA star Dwight Howard hikes price on his 14-acre Georgia mega-mansion to $14.5million – and it comes with six kitchens and a room just for his snakes

Dwight Howard is trying to sell his Suwanee, Georgia estate again, and this time he wants $14.5 million. That's $3.25 million more than the last listing, for a house with six kitchens and a room built for snakes.

Through the gate

14 acres on Moore Road in Suwanee. The gate is the first of many things here that are too big.

Wrought-iron front security gates open to a cobblestone driveway leading toward the mega-mansion — Source

Front driveway approach showing the grand double-curved stone staircase and colonnaded facade — Source

Built in 2010, which surprised me. It's dressed up like it's been standing since 1850.

Close frontal view of the columned portico and pediment above the stone entrance stairs — Source

Grand interior foyer displaying a wide curved central staircase with polished hardwood treads — Source

View looking up the grand curved staircase toward the second-floor mezzanine landing — Source

First thing you see inside is Dwight. Then more Dwight.

Foyer gallery wall featuring framed basketball action photos and a large Dwight Howard portrait — Source

His 2020 title with the Lakers gets its own wall. Fair enough, I'd do that too.

Wall portrait of Dwight Howard holding the Larry O'Brien NBA Championship trophy — Source

Arched interior hallway leading into formal entertaining rooms with hardwood flooring — Source

That chandelier looks like someone froze a wave mid-crash over the dinner table. I like it more than I expected to.

Formal dining room with wooden table beneath a flowing sculptural crystal wave chandelier — Source

A second curved staircase, in case the first one got boring.

Upstairs

A Louis Vuitton rug covering an entire guest room floor. One of 10 bedrooms, and easily the most honest one.

Guest suite floor covered by a massive black-and-white Louis Vuitton monogram rug — Source

Bedroom suite featuring a mirrored headboard accent wall and coffered wood-beam ceiling — Source

Inversion table by the window. Somebody's back hurts.

Bedroom lounge alcove equipped with an inversion table beside three bay windows — Source

A hallway of other people's jerseys. Tim Duncan's Spurs one is in there.

Arched sports hallway lined with framed autographed NBA jerseys from rival players — Source

And waiting at the end, Orlando Magic Dwight, backlit like a saint.

End of hallway framed by a backlit portrait of Dwight Howard in an Orlando Magic uniform — Source

Now the bed. It was custom built for a 6-foot-10 center, so it has steps. Actual steps.

Colossal custom-built primary bed with silver tufted headboard and multi-level stepped platform — Source

Primary bedroom showing dark charcoal walls and a modern tiered ring chandelier overhead — Source

Projection screen over the bedroom fireplace. Bed, fire, movie, never leave.

Primary suite carved stone fireplace beneath a massive projection screen with blue backlighting — Source

Display credenza in the primary bedroom holding signed basketballs, awards, and photographs — Source

Colored glass lanterns in the hall to the bathrooms. Plural.

Private en-suite vestibule illuminated by decorative colored glass pendant lanterns — Source

Two bathrooms, two closets

His suite gets two full bathrooms. Here's the dark wood one.

Primary bathroom suite fitted with dark mahogany cabinetry, marble counters, and wall sconces — Source

Walk-in dressing room lined with rich dark wood glass-front custom wardrobe cabinets — Source

Floor-to-ceiling shoe shelves, which I'm assuming is mostly sneakers.

Custom wardrobe room showing a central dresser island and floor-to-ceiling shoe storage — Source

Bathroom number two goes white and mirrored, like a completely different person designed it.

Second primary bathroom wrapped in custom white cabinetry and floor-to-ceiling mirror panels — Source

Then it gets Roman. Columns around a sunken tub.

Sunken jetted soaking tub framed by marble steps and classical Roman architectural columns — Source

There's a painted urn in the niche behind it. I don't get it, but fine.

Soaking tub alcove featuring fluted pillars, stone surround, and an ornate painted wall niche — Source

Glass-enclosed walk-in shower room finished with gold hardware and warm stone tiles — Source

A desk with mail cubbies and a TV, inside the bathroom. Paperwork in the tub, I guess.

Built-in vanity station and writing desk with mail cubbies and an integrated television screen — Source

The second closet has a skylight. My whole apartment doesn't have a skylight.

Massive secondary primary closet featuring cream cabinetry and a multi-pane skylight ceiling — Source

Center aisle of the cream-paneled custom wardrobe suite with warm hardwood flooring — Source

Curved island counter with deep drawers and custom shoe shelves in the walk-in closet — Source

Still the closet.

Built-in makeup vanity desk with brass sink fixtures and a plantation shutter window — Source

Games, movies and six kitchens

Downstairs is where it starts looking like someone fun lives here.

Lower-level games lounge featuring a coffered wood-beam ceiling and a central billiard table — Source

Arcade machines and a mini hoop, for when the real basketball court outside is too far to walk.

Entertainment lounge featuring classic arcade cabinets, a stone fireplace, and a mini hoop — Source

Private cinema entrance showing rows of black leather theater recliners and wet bar counter — Source

One commenter said they lost track of where they were in the house after the first minute. Same. I think we're still on the lower level.

Large home theater projection screen flanked by wood-paneled walls and vintage framed art — Source

Kitchen one of six. All of them have Sub-Zero and Viking appliances, according to the listing.

Gourmet kitchen island with polished granite counter, storage drawers, and built-in microwave — Source

Professional multi-burner gas range top set into granite with an ornate wood vent hood — Source

Looks like a fancy wardrobe. It isn't.

Floor-to-ceiling fine burl-wood armoire cabinetry that conceals a secret hidden room — Source

It's a walk-in pantry. I'd be opening this for every single guest.

Interior of the concealed walk-in pantry revealed behind the burl-wood cabinet doors — Source

Then a butler's pantry bigger than most people's actual kitchens.

Massive butler's pantry scullery lined with glass display cabinets and granite counters — Source

Butler's pantry prep area with stainless steel sink, gooseneck faucet, and drawer banks — Source

Superman art in the dining room. That was his nickname, and he's not letting anyone forget it.

Formal dining room table framed by wooden floors and colorful Dwight Howard Superman artwork — Source

Kitchen two. Skylights again.

Secondary kitchen suite featuring fluted cream cabinetry, granite island, and skylight grid — Source

Kitchen three. Viewers pointed out the bed, bath and square footage numbers kept changing through the video, so I've stopped trusting my own count.

Third kitchen suite equipped with natural wood cabinets, tile backsplash, and double ovens — Source

The snake room

An arcade that doubles as a recording setup, softbox lights and all.

Arcade gaming room with pinball machines, video games, seating, and media recording setup — Source

Formal salon featuring floor-to-ceiling dark wood library paneling, fireplace, and arched shelving — Source

Glass roof on the sunroom, so you can look up at more house.

Sunroom atrium with soaring coffered beams and glass skylight showing the upper brick facade — Source

Corner enclosures go floor to ceiling for the big constrictors. There's a TV in there too. I'd love to know if these stay with the house.

Custom floor-to-ceiling corner snake vivarium enclosures with climbing branches and television — Source

Out back

Guest house down there, pool house too.

Upper terrace balustrade looking out over the backyard grounds and detached guest house — Source

Sweeping stone balustrade terrace wrapping around the brick mansion's rear elevation — Source

Curved stone staircase descending past Italian cypress trees and terraced garden landscaping — Source

Heated saltwater pool with a hoop at the end and an outdoor fireplace the size of a small chapel. Somewhere on the 14 acres there's also a private lake with a dock.